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Thank you, noted.

We got some of these a year or so ago but were not able to process them until about 8 weeks old. By that time they were so large they just about could not walk. Their legs would not support their heavy bodies. As @NatJ says, you don't want to let them live to laying age; to do so would be a cruelty.

Thank you, NatJ!

Hi, I'm picking up some CGH chicks tomorrow (hatched yesterday) along with some layer pullets and need some advice on care and feeding the Cornish, please? The layers will have regular chick starter crumbles available all day along with water and chick grit. For the Cornish, I got high protein...